Being Authentic in a Post-Modern World
In a world skeptical of absolute truth, authenticity matters more than ever. But can true authenticity exist without grace? Explore why honesty, humility, and grace are essential to being truly real.
How Mentorship Can Heal, Uplift, and Transform Women Today
Spiritual mothering isn’t about motherhood—it’s about mentorship. Learn how every woman can walk out the Titus 2 model and transform lives through intentional, Christ-centered encouragement and community.
Doubting the Heart, Trusting the Shepherd
As the new year begins, I wrestle with hope, doubt, and what it means to trust God. Even when my mind feels uncertain, my heart longs to believe. Here's how I’m learning to move forward with faith—one day at a time.
Rest my soul
A poetic prayer for the weary and the wandering soul. From confession to comfort, this piece invites you to lay your heart before God and find true rest in His presence and grace.
The Weeds Within: A Spiritual Lesson from the Garden
Weeds grow quietly, deceptively—and not just in gardens. This reflection explores how a simple gardening task turned into a spiritual wake-up call to examine what’s growing in the soil of the soul.
Fair and Lovely or Fair and Trapped? A Reflection on Colorism and Identity
Fairness creams sell more than beauty—they sell insecurity. This blog challenges the deep-rooted colorism in South Asian culture and calls us to celebrate the God-given beauty of every skin tone.
My Home Is Your Home: Sharing the Gospel Through Belonging
What happens when belief costs someone their entire community? This reflection explores the challenge of witnessing to Muslim and Hindu friends—and why offering your heart and home may be the most powerful part of sharing Christ.
What Is Liberty? A Biblical and Philosophical Reflection
Is liberty simply the freedom to choose—or something deeper? This reflection explores three views of liberty and how the biblical story of Exodus reframes freedom not as self-rule, but as life with God.
Suffering and the Soul: A Reflection on The Brothers Karamazov
What do we place our hope in when suffering strikes? Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov shows how crisis exposes the soul’s longings—and how true healing may come not through miracles, but through mercy.
Worthy of Praise: A Poetic Prayer for Rest and Renewal
When the world feels dark and your soul feels lost, remembering the promises of God can reawaken your spirit. This poetic reflection is a prayer of surrender, reminding us that in dying to self, we truly live—and God is always worthy of our praise.
Duty vs. Devotion: What Drives Your Love, Work, and Relationships?
Are you serving out of love—or just doing what’s expected? This reflection explores the difference between duty and devotion in marriage, friendship, work, and faith—and why only one leads to true sacrifice.
The First Relationship: What Adam and Eve Teach Us About God’s Heart
Why did God create Adam and Eve? More than a beginning, Genesis reveals God’s desire for deep, personal relationship. This reflection explores the intimacy God intended with Adam—and still desires with us today.
In a Relationship for a Relationship: Why You Exist
You were created in a relationship—for a relationship. This post explores the divine purpose behind your existence and why every relationship in your life points to your need for connection with God.
Numbing the Pain: Why We Avoid Suffering in a Comfort-Obsessed Culture
In a world obsessed with comfort, we’ve learned to avoid pain at all costs. But what if our attempts to numb it are causing deeper wounds? This reflection explores why pain can’t be outrun—and how it might actually be the path to healing.